What are you spinning now? Mark 23

[weedeewop]

Mine as well, For Earth Below holds up nicely, after that…Hmmm…
Well safe to say I moved on. Say the original RT Trio twice in Chicago. Saw a re-invented version a few years back in Madison. The later was odd, and my recollection was his fans have not aged well. Robin was excellent, full of energy and enjoying himself greatly. I believe my wife and I may have been the youngest attendees.

I understand due to health reasons Robin is no longer touring. It was a good ride while it lasted, and I wish him the very bestt.

[tmcqueen]

We have For Earth Below also, I’ve had these LPs since the mid 70s, dang I’m getting old!!!

[weedeewop]

I purchased each when released and continued up to and including BLT. Now I’m just old and creaky.

[scotte1]

[scotte1]

[Rushton]

Such a great performance of this work! And beautifully engineered by the legend himself: Kenneth Wilkinson. (HERE)

[Rushton]

[Rushton]

[joma0711]

It was this Double CD release (of a 1970 recording, maybe the same as that box set? It has the same tracklist anyways) that did it for me - that’s when “prog rock” started to take a back seat in my listening

[tmcqueen]

[dlee]

[weedeewop]

They are one and the same, and most enjoyable.

[weedeewop]

[joma0711]

I have discovered the next door neighbours (semi-detached, and thin walls) are away, hopefully for the week - this CD received a good blasting today

[weedeewop]

I heard it here just now. Oh wait, that was a low flying F35 breaking the sound barrier over the lake!

[weedeewop]

Best if they were in as you could broaden their horizons.

[Bauer]

[Bauer]

[Bauer]

[weedeewop]